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SMOKING AND
HEALTH 1987
Proceedings of the 6th World Conference on Smoking
and Health, Tokyo, 9-12 November 1987
Editors:
Masakan Aolci
Tuberculosis Institute, Kiyose, Tokyo, Japan
SMSeru Hhamkhl
Tohoku University School of Medicine, Sendai, Japan
Sahetaml Tomisp
Aichi Cancer Center Ratuch Institute, Nagoya, Japan
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SmokinQ and health 198' M. Aok ei al, editors 483
le;artment of °.;:ideniolor,y,°ianjin Vedical ^ollege.^ian,4in(T.q.^.hina)
'"here io still controversy about the relntionsh,Yp between cigarette
smoY.ing and fem-ale lung cancer.The mortality rate of female lung can-
cer in ^ianjSn is the highest in :hina(28.3/105).The female snoking
rate in °ianjin is nlso the highest in ^.hina.':hereore we Msd con-
ducted a case-control study of fecale lung cancer to illustrate it.
!'lt:':'FiIwL AND Mr'T??COS
ve condvcted a t:t pair mtched ease-control study.
t.Onses:t57 female lung cuucer esses all resident in :ian4irr zcre
than, 10 years. Squacous cell carcinoaa 35(22.'%):Sma11 cell, carcinoma
31(197%)tAdenocarcinoma 58(36.9!.);Large cell careino^.a 4(2.5'G);^ell
type unknown 29(i8.51). ^aaes were 3iagr:osed:t33(64.7K) histologica:-
ly or cytologically;i7(t0.e%) by ^'";7(4.5x) clinically or by T-ray.
2.^.ontrols;157,=tched with s'x,race,aa,e(=2 years)a:d marital, sta-
VIs.
nrS'ZTS
t.The case group is a quite representative of the '"iar.4i-s female
lung cancer. The age group structure and distri'bution of r9sidents of
the lung cancer group is quite si^.ilar v:*.ti those of 1983 Tianjin e-
male lung "::cer. Smoking rate of the control group(40.8:) is quite
similar with that of ths Tianjin adult female populatlon(39.5% 338.').
2.The age,education,oecupatlon,race.maritall status.birth place.resi-
dent place of the case and control groups have no significant dif-
ference(P > 0.05).
3.°emale lung cancer and active amoking
+Wqp9qMftni 1ftkW Ait-Jf`41P (Table t,).
TABL? S.OTi 0° StlQffiNG gxpos!u" r.tap of casee.
~-656!~
on ra Ts
Smoker Nonsmoker .656(3.05 -t),
8soker 45 58 PAR%-656(3.05-t a'S7.1~
Cssesl(on-
smo er 19 35 1 r~ ~s Rnito_~Mtftis 4oM-*ffeot~
'QR-3.05, 95%CI=1.77-530 rfLtion t ip 'ket+rs[ 3mg oanC*r-Y~
Y '
Ad~natsd OIt~2.6.95~ CI~t .4-4.6# rl~sk ~esd ~ba'eff' biasrrttea smoked :~
p<o.00t and'rar of isokicifTaDl~ ~)~

484
OR is higher of those smoking deeper than those s^oka superficiaLLlq
or non-smoking (Table 3). OR is higher among those atert smoking .ar-
lier (*:ble 4).
T.tEL? 2.L:73 CANCM RISK. AND N0.0° TABLr 3. OR AND DFGR49 0P IN-
CIIA.R?T^.'?S AND YRA R OP SMO$'iNG FiALATIOK(K-R )'L°THOID)
% OR 95% CI of OR No Occasional Deep
day
rettes
Case 54 37 66
Control 98 33 26
1- 1.81 1.40-2.33
11- 3.27 2.26-4.68 OR 1 2.03 4.61
21- 5.9Q 3.79-9.18 P <0.01
Year of
smoking
0
1
1- 5.73 1.38-2.18
20- 3.00 2.17-4.16
40- 5.20 3.49-7.75
TABLR 4. CR AND AGS ONS?T 0F SM(+KING (M-R M4TROD)
Age Group Non-smoking 21 16-20 15 P
<44 Ca3e 8 1 3 0 > 0.05
Control 12 0 1 0
45-Case 16 8 17 14 C 0.01
Control 29 9 14 3
55-^asw 24 13 13 115 <O.Ot
Control 35 t8 6 5
6 5-Case 6 6 6 7 <0.01
Control 17 4 2 2
OR 1 1.59 310 6.3 1CO01
4.Pomalv lung cancer and paszsiv+e smoking.
tif had otlculated the OR of pa9si pAjqg_jM_bpsbsnd father.mo-
thor and oolleagues.Mlj Ahtt 1=o..hnshen4 1s ,4nitt signiiiaemt.
~
The nao-adokias femalo cas.s and oontrols rith smokin; or non-saok-
ir>a hnaband is as tsble 5. 1M, dtILs_ 2.'S6 {ZsO.OS)7
T48L13 5 O8 O! "LIlfG l19s8A11D
TO t0<-SROLIItO YIPs E:posurt rsto of oaseo
--
-0
63
p
8usti:n3 .
3
.W
ssok.r Non-smoker ~
PAO'
Caso 34 20 . 63( 2. t -t
Control 41 52 oi tiail: iao~ e.cio:r"~a- ~f
oR-2.16.95'4 CI-1.03-4.539 fr6ftsoe Kth th* n>abor of eigar-~3r_
P<0.05

485
3
Df Rxposure ZD her hueb.nd I simo',cing(,able 5)~?
5CR of either active or Faasi'.e and combination of active and pas-
sive snoki
"A_--? 6.C?
.,;:T'4R C^ ng i
Cv s as table 7.
r:YL.Lr LTMO
efi?5:,t7
TABLE 7.CR Or A.':I7s AND 'ASSI7? ST!c'KI`;;.
L'RO!!r LiT'SBA3,'0
:BA:J fR o5'V:I C° OR
- .,
SFCi'?:I~ ~C
~S
; ;AR ;"" .
-qR DAY
EP'SBAh'0 110 1.C 2. 61 (1 .4-4 .6 )
0 1 SM.OKING TVS 1.66(1.04- 4.90(1.8-9.5)
1- 1.40 1.12-1.76 3.5)
10- 1.97 1.42-2.72
20- 2.76 1.85-4.10
If a smokino woman with Smoking t:us-
1^-.A' S C"
'.q:
0
1
band,the OR of lung cancer is 4.9,expo-
sure rate is 814 (83/103).
1- 1.49 1.t5-1.94
0
4
20- 2.23 1.54-322 .
,- ~ .75.95%
P1.R. ~Bi'
4C- 3.32 2.11-s.22
A non-smoking woman with smoking husband,the CR of lung cancer is
1.86,exFosure rate is 63% (34/54).
FA?i, .630.86-1 ) . '35.1%.
aacording to 103 smoking female Lsna cancer cases about 78.23(10= X
.7595) are due to 3moking,whil^ the 5a non-smoking female lung cancer
casea about 18.95(54X.351) are due to =ASSi~r~ rcvi.^.- '-o- 6,!r
b-:nd.
That Ys 78~2 .t8'95-61.~yi of female lsng cancer in Tisn3in may at-
e t-ibu*.e to active smoking and passive snoking from their husbands.
6. OR of female lung cancer due to other causes.
Occupational exposure: Textile sorkers,workers expose to asL::tos,
benzene,etc. CR-3.1.95% CI-1.58-6.02.
OR of history of lung diseases (inclu~'j pulmonaiy "_"HC,chronic bron-
chitis,puimonary infeetion.etc.)ia 2.64.Adjusted with conditional re-
gression mode:l,0R-2.12.954CI of OR.-1.23-3.63
OR of lung cancer and cooking with coal is shown in table 8.
7. Joint :ffect of the ?t,isk *actore.
Multifactor analysis by conditional regression method demonstrate
that tht combination of active smokiog.passive saokina from husbands,
occupationai expoeure.history of lung diseases and 4 X10a hours cook-
ing with coal makes the OR being about 50 in comparison -ith thosa

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vithou: the above risk factors and cooking with coal less than 3X1G4
hours. 954 :I of OR013.T-1853
^: 3L? B. OR OF Lt;t;; An ZOORING WI:"1t' ^OAL
~'r..a:".^!? 0* :OOKIN,(hrs); OR 95% ^-2 of OR
tx11.5 hr/day.20 yrs) 1.54 1.20-1.96
2x104(t.5 hr/day,40 yrs) 2.36 1.66-3.34
3xti04(2 hrs/day.42 yrs) 3.62 2.36-5.55
4X104(3 hrs/day,37 yre) 5.56 3.40-9.10
"NCL^SPON
1.1,4oth aative smoking and passive smokin,; :ror^ hir huaband are the
®ost important risk factors of female lung cancer in Tianjin. About
604 of female Lung cancer in Tian~in may be attributed to g*.oY.ing.
2. There := joint effect of a:noking with occupational exposlire,hit-
tory of lung diseases and cooking with coal.
R?"`-7R?NC?S
1. Hiraynma T(198i) Brit Med J 282:183
2. 7Cu Hti,3eng f3Y (1983) Chinese J°pideclnl 4:193-197
3 let>S %T (1980) In: 3eng ^,Y (eds) ",Fideniology7eople's ;!edical
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